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OCO Global Announces Expansion in China With New Office in Shanghai and Partnership Agreement

OCO Global Announces Expansion in China With New Office in Shanghai and Partnership Agreement

OCO Global, a leading specialist trade and investment advisory firm has announced the opening of its new office in Shanghai, China, and a new partnership with the market entry specialist Aventura.

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“We are very excited to open our new office in Shanghai and establish a new partnership with Aventura, growing our operations in China to support our clients across the region”

This expansion of OCO Global’s China operations will enable the company to support international economies to attract cross-border investment from China and to build out relationships with the Chinese government and companies. Chinese foreign direct investment has been growing by about 25% p.a. over the last 10 years. As Chinese industry continues to internationalize, it will remain a key source market for foreign investment. OCOs increased presence in China will also enable international companies to grow their business in the Chinese market.

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“We are very excited to open our new office in Shanghai and establish a new partnership with Aventura, growing our operations in China to support our clients across the region” said Mark O’Connell, OCO Global CEO.

“Our investment plans were put on temporary hold during the current crisis, but we are fully convinced of the long-term prospects of China as both a source and as a destination of FDI, and the opportunities it presents for international trade. Our commitment to this expansion and our great local team demonstrates the region’s importance.” said Mark.

“As China emerges from its COVID-19 crisis, there is a commitment for continued integration with the global economy and increased market access for international firms. Furthermore, the Governments next five-year plan, 2021-25, encourages Chinese companies to internationalize and pursue global expansion. “

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